Alabama Auto Transport

West Coast offers car shipping services to all parts of Alabama. We have trucks in all the major cities and in all rural areas. We are the best in car and truck shipping and we cannot wait to help you with your next move.

If you are looking for a reputable, trustworty auto transporter than look no further becasue West Coast is that company. We have been helping clients for more than 25 years and we can make this process easy and hassel free.

Please give us a call for your free quote: 1-800-779-8000


What our drivers love about Alabama:

Geographically, the state runs the gamut from the Appalachian Mountains in its northeast corner to the white-sand beaches along the Gulf of Mexico in the south. In the northern part of the state, visitors will find a region laced with rivers, lakes, and underground caverns. The north also lays claim to two of the state's most famous citizens, W.C. Handy, the musician/composer known as the "Father of the Blues" and Helen Keller. The homes of both are open to the public year round. The region is dominated by the city of Huntsville with its U.S Space and Rocket Center.

Moving into the central part of the state, visitors will find the bustling city of Birmingham, a major medical center and home to a first-class art museum and the inspiring Civil Rights Institute. To the city's west is Tuscaloosa, home to the University of Alabama and its Crimson Tide football team. The 100-year legacy of the Tide and its most famous coach is honored in the Paul W. "Bear" Bryant Museum.

The state capital of Montgomery, 90 miles south of Birmingham, is a city of compelling historical contrasts. The first White House of the Confederacy and the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church, where Martin Luther King, Jr. launched the bus boycott, are within a city block of each other. There's more civil rights and Civil War history to be found in nearby Selma. The annual spring pilgrimages (public tours) of gracious antebellum homes in Selma, Eufaula, and other Alabama towns also give visitors a glimpse into the South's storied past.